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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-16
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
sChicago.

The emily lima 70 taxa fec Dss MetnsA
Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton Dixon,
Chicago, Milwaukee, and ali points E&st
To the people Of Nebraska, Colorado, w
omlng, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, OrsgeH, WAsh
ington and California y efsxs Buperid,
advantages not possible ~ any sths< Hns.
Among few ef tAe Hamsrezs poinu Of
,-uperiority enjoyed by the pAxsas Of th5
road between Omaha and Chicago, are i1
TWO trains q day a. DAY C8ACHBs
which are the aasst that aaAAa AZ 1,e
ingenuity can ere ate !; Its p A l. 4 =
SLEEPING CABS, which are modss
DRAWING EoO2 0xks, sasarps.s.a
by any; and it, widely celebrated p.
LATIAL BHBEG-CAR9ytA ne sszN 81
which On not b fpa1d slss1hsrs.
AtOonns1 Elu6s tie FAins Of ~ DAIos
FacinG ~. teonneosl 1tn Uzica Dspst IL
those Of the ChioaEe 3 GersAvestsr1 y.
In Chicago the Hstas Of gAts hDs Hsks o-osS
Connection NtsA those Eef al Basssrz mes
For Detrois, ools Rn6a., Indi.ssgolis, ois-
cinnati. Niagara rallsu Bafals, Fs1%S .,S
fTaronto, jeGoarrsAl, ~ Basten, Now
Philadelphia, BAlSimors, WashinEtoa, ns
all points il tss Raxt, SAX tbs hokes VIZ
;toi eekeE va tie 1ss 81 Oh ~
- soRTs-wgsTEAH
If you wish the best dstionS AL
ncket agents sell tickets via this line
N. HUGHITT, E. P. WILSON,
Gen1 Manager. GEM passenger Ag-
4, q q. YOUNG, Chicago
- Travelling Pass. Agent ~
r -2 At the o, P. Office,
Salt Lake CITY. Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-16

sHILOH'S CURE will imnlediSSnd
reileve Oroop, Whoopng Corgn 4
Broncnatis For sale at a. c. ofnis;Il
Co. q Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-16
Catarrh and Headache.

/ think Ely's Cream Balm is the best
remedy for catarrh ever saw. never
took anything that relieved me so
quickly, and have not felt as well for
long time. ! used to be troubled with
severe headaches two or three times a
week, put since using the Balm have
only mad one and that was very light
compared with former ones.-J. 4. Al
corn, Agent U. P. r. r. Co.. Eaton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-16

OFFICE MAMMOTH M1N1Nn Gu, 20
March 18th, 1887. 2
Dividend No. Sic, 600 will be paid
on the capital stock of the Mammoth
MINING Company on April Ist, IS,7 At
the office OF the secretary, room 5 third
1oor. hooper, Eldredge block. Nam
street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
ine stock transfer books of the COM
pan pahy VII WILD be closed on Saturday March
Ioto, 1881. and remain closed until
April I'd, 1887. 'oo "1 W
by orcer OF the Board Of Director,
J. FRED CoRKEa, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-16

WHY WILL YOU cough when shi-
IONS Cure will give Immediate re,ief
Price l0c. Soc, and 81. For Sale at 4 q
smith & Co.'s Drug Store. Ill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-16
NOTICE TO CREDITOBS'

Estate Of Dirk BockhOlt, dsceasea'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06
Ttmber ana MIIIIns.

The Green river timber helt 10 one Of
the most valuable bodies Of timber IN
King county, OF in tie Territory fog thsi
mztttR. However, from kaRls Gorge
90 10 the summit the land IL al unsuE-
Vsyed. and ell the timber should Be pro
tsoted By the Government authorities.
The nps0ial timber agent Of this dis
tries has gone up there b investigate re-
ported depEedntions. u u esid thAs
thsre are three saumills located 10 thai
portion Of King county, which depend
for shair suppilss Of lonB "a ne timber
Rfowiue on this uneurvsyed land.
Nelson Benneat Il aaid 10 Be the swner
Of one Of thess MILD, which Il looated
az Weston, and the output Of which 10
usad IN the tunnel. Another mill IL run
bf Tom JOhns0n e Sunday Creek, and
still another e located nf Hot Springs.
Il ID said b. innbermeu % the Sound
who have g pay fog their timber PRIV:
IeRea, that II the Authorities would look
into the operations Of those Green
FtvsE millmen Q Gndden stop Uo1ld b
put 70 theiR enterprises. The atfnis VIII
probably soon Be- thoroughly invest
Ths Blaushard Railroad Company is
putana luto me Notek ouOut ooiNy Ices
81 LOGS daily At their camp e Bisneh-
ard, twelve miles south OF Whatoom.
The company has about 1000 acres Of
fine timber land af that plaee. Thar
well hnilB Ioagira road h nov extended
ewO and one-hals miles into the woods
and the work Of extension b constantly
going On. Tier have bat four cars q
work there nov, bat during the firsl
part Of this weak four new cars were
ordered from DetEaik which viii Rivs
them q train Of eight ears. Al presen.
The company uses the ifoFos Of gravity
| 10 carry the loaded ears 10 the shore Of
the Sound, bot the grads 10 90 1liRhl
that O pair Of horses can easily pull two
empty cars, weighing 5000 pounds, baeA
10 eha starting point. They will eooE
have 10 resort 90 The locomotive. Thers
are sevsnty-fvs men empioyed By thG
company q present, and they move six
teen carioeds every day. Some Of thl
eFew are always employed In extending
the line and buildipa branches Of thl
road. The Blanchard Company va
one Of the first 10 intfoduce the logging
railroad on Puget Sound. There ar
many others nov which have started d
che last few years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

ceaI aaA mInang.

Ihs Cedar River Goal C0mVsny b
nou hoistine aboui Is tons Of ooal So
day, . decreases q 20 tons over thslf
forn9 WORK Tbis decrease b 80
counted foE ~ The fact thai TIE Coun-
pany is prspaFinG 70 largely iuersase ths
0ufput OF The mine. A new RaaRuay .
bei1R eus and three nsw breasts
we're opened thi1 week. Ihe miners,
uho are sAid to Be thsse In ample nau-
bsrs, viii soon Be pat 10 wsEk IN tie
ne4 eanRwsy and tbs Company VII
thea Be- enabled 10 give thsir vessels
quicker dispatch.
on the Osean Dock may Be sen .
pile Of $50 steel gals aud handsome
Vanlt trent, consigned 10 the Oregon
fmprovemant. The vanlt fFont b IN
tanded for the rev store nov being
built aa the Franklin nirs. The tm-
pr0Vements going on e. present 10
Franklin are said 10 be great. Tue
piaos promises TO be one Of the best coal
mining towns In the county. +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

- nspesse = ezeurzlan. = wtf1A .
60 h1ka - b - rgIzssrai fsa11s1,
~ - Asnnlssfaa eas<V wtsSN isexp1s1
e = arrives e. - Dsgmpfan fEnm 60
Afseazn tvr1 -.
@7ks s -. q = masa asr-usg.s Fl
eNit 3 pnliEfSa us y Int1s1g&e1 = -
unEerseIIna - - 4 fhN stenid
eome q iA8 aasm ~ 1ka 19neEa neeE.e
"a nsnsuf taEanfann wum1a bs Ar1rsmiB
TED 10 Is t2m4faz4 f4 ann1 On tA2tK ~
Fixai SEER. aallng 6leml lisa they mnst
kas&nm - she tnFnnnla ai1y or elsa be
aan tmae a faks shair mxnmKuiun train.
Amnla nKspnxzs nns barr. howsEsEs been
sFranaH, Ihat viii aGsrd ahn exsmEMioo-
issa mn euuuxfumity % apumzAing pleas
ant dsy o paxt Townssn6 bar.
xwH apRnEK1mEExA
TIA NEaves sseue- 4. W. De- d1n --has
tnen uHfF eianE % .atheS ounea1u1nE Is
city mpp1fnfnsnfa witch be has aatheF
10 % nomlaafe, nd whiek eppetntses
mnal e enSsrasd ~ tie Common
Coanal. his Qassticn was sstlisd
LAT eRsnlnR u &c Counsf1 Chnmb&r,
wksn a. nawiv eIensea ofIseFs we're IN
SAILED. 1smas reaysg, who was suo
esedsd e Cara Of she DistEist oonrt b
n. II. WhilfiessE gze appoiuted City
CieFk, saeeseafa9 CARES A. DgeK.
norris b. Sacks gss designated % per-
form the duties 81 CITY Attorney. relieg-
ing ]. J. C4lhoaa. Wiiiiam fufionE
wi1 BE- temporary Dsp1iy MARSHAL
The appoinsEnenfs avs enfirB astiafac
ten % al parties. Tires Bsuiy eleeteo
membsrs 81 She City Oeune1l veTe -
e0Edaa rsmhsksbfp II the ConDoB
Ooansil. Very littis inpoFtani business
and no efheF thaa The ug1al r9utins
bosinees gas attended 10. e. tie nsw
DemteEs wsEe e1aseed N penefFafi0R
TIE mysteries o. their Fespeo1ise ofnces.
KKw HAIL EzKAsKA
Al auisabls arran9euent has bsen
eHssted bstWssa Ciask CouneIly and TIE
mail oontgaetoFs TO carry The mail ever
tbs 6ehome ro1sa. Ffom What ea1 be
learned It appeaFs that she g sEernment
sustained ConnsIly iE bic demand for
suitabas aeeommods tiora. The little
steamer Kip Van Wrinkle, on which
there are No apartments except the pt-
"a honse and eaefBe room, has be en-
engaged % carry Uncle Sans mails m
I'll the Libby - completed.
CLERK O0nnasiy viii endeavoF 10 fal-
Gli bis duties to tie best Of his ability,
even On the Rip fos the time being.
rrKMIEnD.
Morris B. Gaeh hiss been appointed
Special Agent for The following ins1F-
ancs companies Oafedoniss, Of Edin
baFa, Scotland; MANCHESTER. % Eng
lard, and The London and Lancs-
shire, Of Liverpool.
MsssFs. Laftas and R9u8s returned
thls rnognina after 8 frultiess search up
H0od'a Canal fer the renowned Psts
Olsen. A number Of persons were
found who fully identi0ed the photo
graph 10 The possession Of the Deprty
sheriff e. the man Who vas on tie canal
q few days SEQ.
William Paine, Territorial Represent
tatiFe- elect, was favored With 9 call last
night from car burglar. Mr.. Paine vas
sWake snd Ia making arrangements 10
Fseeiss his visitor be made Q slight
noiae which frightened his auest away.
PoKT ToWNsKxp, AoRnst 8. 1881.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

500 ..nzae,rs "a vzlnn erm q. -
lisa 1c1A,Na plfoeg a1eE Hmls
-, Et1x1z b311s eApps g.
skorre6 harisT, 50.
Ernaaes -HaD o,1eun en1 - GG1sn
q gts Waxknt. hn1an11 bo1nN me- ~
fnsa impuEtnlsnm bl D4lif1Enzn, u1i1h
NM en- q %. DweB1E. l5<n.
0nisn1 c61ifsEnia sEllinR ant as
81 I% psG eantn1s even lr8es dosing.
Ia mnxka8 Gsusna engr - nc
~ annAM Arrixais insiuds many q
Busssrfss.h rali CuIiaornIa has ssla
a 2s eamaM Unaaum ousnptas Q rmAhes
lMs nFm position hu4 eh0lra Inns sod
aSmswhat pFnmptlg a ~ ~ cants-
MKw 1oxK MkMkwrA
NEW Yonx. Ara. S. E0Ra qaisf,
0cGss spol fair; RIO. s,ssdY. So;
op9innn, fairly aefips, lower; saless eIsglD
hapn. 9eulRmbaK, 217.k5@l166s 0eeo-
-, fI7M9i7 81 N0EsmbsF, &1790G
rs: DsesmbsR, si7.T0a1s JanuAry,
snQss. Steady, IL moderate damsnd;
Eneiiah Isiand. l4d4 l111 re1ne1s
aaiet. ounfsstionel's A, 1915 stand
ard A, So Is; cabes, Is l6-
Pstrnfsun, very Gail. opening 6IA,
hiGhes3 SIX. lowest SIS, clostnR IN,
salss. 90 no baErslA
EEw Yozx, Ans. 81 Wool, q1iet.
steadily hsld domesfie heeoess O|9Ssi
pulled. 1lfa35s Tsxsa ealh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06
NOTICE.

WE HERKBT GTTE NcFTcR TaAT w
w sAA1 30 b rsspoasthls e. u1y dshSe
e. sccc1z18 karNAflef centrngssA ~ anT 81 -
eFsS e tse saaaz sehse1sr 7. =. fERRT.
IaeaaasE. 1aly -. ISL.
tys1sf J. "a eAcHFS. oyssrl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

Gents all WOOL scarlet shirts and
drawers reduced 10 Csc, regular pEioe
el.25. San Francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

MM M&ne1w1E 1csEz1n egEua IT, I'd 80
1e1fkl1H b - Hz1enr1un e nz1s q - 49,
fnn1za 1Nmns I'D rAgz1zlzna y - tzse11
$780, 81 Ana 6a1H ulnf ~ fnEfB Fs1zs IN
ngHsl fnll1nE mnnnzs - mxlz1nr9 q Mz@Aezz
tsafAznT NJ vazns y lnnza1n1z1les Z r1llsEs1
Ehs nAtzE 1HHw Fas1, nnn1a 2ENaE1zFF 40 31zH
xAma ErlE1n& n O. 1nw1.B - wzz1 oez14
- GfFamN kenlEA - Is eAzzd g rzz11 -
wnfkME. E1anm - hu1ElA HE189M1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

icAMADzAM PACIFIC z. n EXCURSIONS
RaxSias aoina EaHk wdll aavs mnneT o
ca'llna an T. W. Mc9uxzA ca Iii
afRee2 Js6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

Ahipplng Intelligence.
San FRANcFsCo. Aug. 5.-ArTtved-
Steamer Columbus, from Portland.
SAiled-Stsamer Geo. w. Elder, fol
Seattle; steamer Oregon, foE Portland,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

About twenty years ago discovered hstls
sore On ing ehesk. and tss docsors pronounced
81 cancer. fhaSe txsed number Of Physicians
but wishoui receiving any permanens eeneHt
Among thsnumber were oneor tuo specialists.
me medSrins they applied was iEks Gre 20 the
sore. causing intense pain. IaEw statement
IN the papers telling what's s 3 had done fOE
Others similarly snasetsd. procured some 81
onee. Aefors I had used shs second bottle the
nsaxhbors eould notice mat my saHesr was
hed1lnsup. NJ general health bad been bas
for two or thrse years-Ihsda hacking cough
ana spst blood confinuaIiy. had sewers
psin n my breast After taking six bottles Of
Rak mo- cough LETT ne and grew ssoutsa
than had been for several years Mysancsa
has hsalsd over AL bas little spOs shout ths
ss.s q q haif dine. and II i rapidly dissppeaE
ing. would advise svery one With cancer q
i've g 8 & afzsr trial
xns. NANCY J. NecosAUeHKY..
Ashs Grove. Tsppeoaaoe Co. lad.
Yeb. ~ IseG
swifss spectne Is entirely Vegetable and
seems 20 cure cancers By forcing cut the inpa
rsssss from ths blood Treatise on Blood and
skin Diseases mailed frs.
INF SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
nRAwKR :. ATLANEA. Ga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

For . aood nsal 90 % ihs I.oaVFs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06
n. Haudk.rohisfs. Cr.axr.

Gieaufis saIs o. rsmnsnsss every de-
paEtnent rspresented. San FRANCHISES
SleEe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

Regular fan Rrannh haif kose -.
dnssd frum a0s % -; neckwsaE ball
price, eiearanos sals. San Ffz1sises
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

81. - nah basE qazIisy FA1ins al
nsw eologs very bekEy, woEth $50.
CHEszR CzxAE1. as4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06
FURNITURE.

II ToU Want 10 aEf A BARGAIN N
II rurulturs % 70 @. I. MANNING, "a o..
ta1esa seroea, ana 6oor wssl u Fron1 je8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06
rMs uxsvnnSrrr.

The Board Of Trade has accepted 4
bond q doed 81 stzhiy asres Of land. Cd
which the propcssd University Il 10 b
located. from Alfred hrieSs ana wife
MsasFa. Lewis ard nennY 81 seattle,
An6 Rev. Dillsn. q Dress isiAnd, ere
exrecaeG next week - make an Ap-
prAls1rn9nt q ne lAnds donated 70 the
CnlVaEaitg fund.
Ailsn Weis, secretary Of TIE Board Of
faaslees aaid 70 the PoST txrxzAIusz-
ezn eoxTespoa&ents "At The meeftne q
the CeafsFecca hay maNt eeoepf their
evn teFna pruposed 10 ~ % fepadlate
iAeua, a. the tail anagant. ei0oco cash
and eto.o0o IN had. has besa SAB.
scrieea snd eaAsAneead. Measra. Ham.
mood. PsummsF, CARY and kgtees vii
Wlxn individual ho1al fos The amoanl
datinqaent. n the Board sheald esd.
naia tAa lands a. q vaius lea1 thaa thai
esafmMia9 b. TIE denatoFa.
~NtlAin nftaen meae1a he eniIAee
haildine viii b % Tar ecnatraclsa shai
tha sencei viil be carried en-. cod thars
10 ahsalately % qaesainn bat tAat toe
Cnivesaity wi be haiiL eoeeladea Alg.
Weir.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06
Moaey and markets.
ExcHkNaA.

NEW YoRK, Ana. 5-MonsS On call,
easy 81 tta5; LAST loan ~: closing offer
ed 8. Prime paper, lb,Se16. Sterling
exchange, quiet bat steady, e&.S1i for
sixty day bills; fl.SSt for demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

roxzIAxrA. Aax. A-WheAi- Rsasipas
fox The wesk Feposted - les esnfals val.
leg a1d SO csGfAia WAlla Walla, most
q re laser hsinz foE shlpDena % San
frARetsea. rFohAbly fer cd enainesn a.
secsst IDS have nst been 81 ali sanps-
Inc. 1Aefe b Ne baszness dain9 and
shippeEa are ssi3aafly uaitinR for 9 asa-
tlezenl b re saH FFanetaeo maFkst.
MuiElu9-ns@anas are e aAoas the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-06

TAa fugs og EatEy cisinena are noaea
far thsif RsEsEoua hospitality 20 loare
ista hai 4 Il seldc1 that 4 asmmunlsy.
lika thiA aunaeF the naeaRaiay ef keeP-
ina Gaeh tcFisa rFafunaa sssrst "a
Aceoant e. Che teaioaa frsttinRs az ether
taanBs o. a ieasi ihin uas ~ view thAt
aae q he ehief enteFtalEers hss pss-
waited % he eaEreaponaeGa
A eenmilfee has eesn aeis appoinaed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
ImPEnIAL FEDERATI0n.

Imperial federation ID g great hssby
With many EnRlishmen, and We are
somswhat surprised 81 the lack Of en-
shusiasm displayed BY the Marquis Of
Salisbury IN his recent address before
the Colonial Conferences. He thinks
the scheme one Of . haxy and doubtful
eharao ter, and there are many Who will
not be disposed 10 disagree With him.
To collect under federate form. all Of
she colonies. scattered shout In ell paris
Of the world, would certainly be q al.
Rantio undertaking. At best, II could
be federation only 10 name, for the
colonies nov run their Affairs about q
they wish, aBd the belief Ia that there Il
hardly enough imperial legislation "a
warrant the, formation Of q Legislative
assembly Of colonial representative
MoFeover. IL would be an additional ex.
penss 10 the dependencies Of GEsai
Britain, and not few oolonisss are Of
the epinisn that the benefits from fed
Grafton would scarcely be common.
surate With the outlay involved. Thsrs
is. also. the apprehension that the pew
ers of local government. which they nov
possess. might be abridged or taksr
from them, and they naturally regard
such possibility with disfavor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
RANDALL aAVED.

The Republican Legislature Of Penn.
sylvanis has determined 10 retain the
services Of sam Randall, leader Of the
protection wing Of the Democrats in
the Rcuse. A district In Phlladel.
phia is - oonstFusted as TO make his
return TO Congress certain. The Penn.
sylvAnia Republicans with the Cam
erons 10 direct can. a. a rule. be d.
pended upon 20 de the right thing,
Randall ~ leader Of The Hish Taria
Democrats. has saved she country mere
than once from the free trade heresy
which wSnld prove IL ever indicted upou
ne. fatal disaster 10 oar National pros
pesity. Tie New YoFk Pest free.srnas
muSwump. tells how and Why II 70,
dsne:
Tue tribute which abe Penns,Ixania
hieh tarid Republicans paw 10 Mr.. Ran
dali ~ a party ally hy lavfnr oas a D.e,-
ocratie district for him IN Palisdelphia
Woald he less marked II this aprertia0-
ment vas merely = uataral ana igss
one. made BY an equitable Division 81
she territory according b population,
But when u 10 faand that. Ia order A.
keep MIR. Randall. the Democrat. tu tbr
HOUSE Of Representatives. toe partisan
Republicans Al Harrisburg uko nsk-
the superintendent have gone Qua 81
their way 10 pAicA hiR up a distyist
that vii give him a nenoeratis rns}sr.
icy, then the value 81 Mr. Randall a. a
Republican ally becomes all toe more
apparent The Arrangement % Districts
reported hy the committee lAss vrek
divides thcse Of FhilAdelpaiA, Aecssrd
ipe 10 population and LATEST voss as
foilOus:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

. Tie winds thaf hie9 from hons 20 ns,
Hov sysst their bRsathi-tnsy kiB ny
cheek,
And over iissas sempestuous sen.
What tender words Of love shsy sDeakl
An. happy h0uasI whese dear ones dwell,
Year benedictions On the air
CsDe. With the nishswtndis mystic
swell
sarOharRsd vita love. reEfu1sa hy
prayer.
Nst Persian rose, nor odoFs rars,
From Ceyion's groves, nor fair Cathay.
Can with homes violets compare,
Nor sweet breath from its hawthorn
spray.
Zen nov upon the winds that cone
From where loves compass seeks The
West
! seem 70 hear the Wild bees hun,
The ehirp Of bindings in the nest:
/ see fhs swallows dart and play.
/ hear the mockfnG- birds glad strain:
II coaid fly. ah, soen, like they.
I'd come 70 thee. dear home, again.
For there are never fairer skies,
Nor flowers % sweet, where'eF Ne
roam,
Nor reader haads. aor brighter eyes,
EeF warmer hearts than those 81
homel
". o. Times Dsuocrzt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06

The poor and needy Of New York City
lose q generous fEiead 10 the death Of
Miss Catherine Wolf. For the last ten
OF fftssa years the public have aesin
and again bees spprised Of new deeds
attssting her great beDevoIencs and
goodness Of hesFt. She has in great
measurs devoted the last years Of Der
life 10 the alienation Of suffering and
distress in the city, which must always
recall her name With tender regards.
Possessed with great wealth, there are
few Semsn who have % unselhshly de-
voted their riches 70 public charities ss
she has done. The hospitals, ssyInms
and childrens' homes have lost In her
. large hearted bensfaetoF. II is 10 be
b oped shat others may follow who viii
take pattern Of her good works and do
Hkawfaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06


An interesting eAsptsE 70 AnsEiean
archaeology, has besu eonfributsd b
Professor Putnsz, Who b Investigating
the a1etsns tumaii IN the valley Of The
Little Miami, OHIO. Il vas iong ecu
iectuFsd that the large artificial mounds
which are 3 characteristics Of the dis
tries, would repay any tell spent On them
in the way Of subtssransan fnEestiea-
ton, an infeFsnss which the IaboFs Of
Professor Patnaza have amply justified.
His --latest discoveries have bg0uRht 10
light the existenee Of elaborate chAmb-
ers Of sepulture, which we're used ex-
elusiysly for the interment Of the illus
trioos dead belonging 70 tbe tribe who
built them That these saFosphaei
we're not intended for ordinary people,
is proved By the quantity Of valaable
ornaments found about their vicinity,
which include copper pearls, shell
beads and numerous little figures. in
terra Gotta, resembling men and wo-
men" There are indications besides that
the tBteFments Of these several ooFpses
was attended BY imposing ceremonies.
uhioh coaId only be expected In the
case Of distinguished chiefs. Signs are
NOT wanting that al imperfect system
Of cremation was In fashion, but from
the excellent state Of preservation in
which many Of the skeletons we're
found, it osuid not have been very
thorough. The ses Of some Of these
latter may eIceed 3 Thousand years, and
Jet in many eases the preservation was
90 exoellent that not even a toe or q
finger Joint was missing. After the
mounds have been cleared away and the
ground made Flush" thsss sarcophasi
lie under the superintendent earth a
depth not exceeding I've feet.
Foreigners, Who are accustomed 10
point the finger Of seoFn at what they
are pleased 10 call the lean traditions
Of America, may. in these exhumationa
Of Professor Putnam, witness evidences
Of civilization probably IS old as their
Own, and, taking generation With Rsn-
GRAFTON, not ons whit behind II in com.
plexity Of culture.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-06
SAD NEWS PRoa sPOEaNE.

The people Of Spokane have for
months been awaiting the opening Of
navigation on the Coeur d'Alsne river In
order that there might be rensval Of
com muniestion between their city and
tbe mining districts Of Idaho. Hardly
has tFaf1e been resumed when the
startling report comes Of 9 terrible
calamity caused By the sinking Of the
steamer Spokane and the drowning Of
Ave Of her passengers. Fall details
have not been received, bat 1t would
seem that fourteen have fortunately
bSsn rescued. Five, however, found q
wsseFy grave, and this sad event, occur
ring Just when Spokane IL entering
upon an era Of unexampled prosperity
and great eonhAenoe In the future per.
vading all circles, must necessarily have
g most depressing effect and cast q
gloom over the entire community.